India hosted Sri Lanka Women for five T20 internationals in December 2025. The BCCI squad and schedule announcement lists matches on December 21, 23, 26, 28 and 30.
The first two were scheduled in Visakhapatnam and the remaining three in Thiruvananthapuram. This is historical series information, not a notice that the matches are still ongoing.
One clearly identified performance
In the fourth T20I on December 28, India made 221/2 and defeated Sri Lanka’s 191/6 by 30 runs. The official match centre provides the record.
Our Mandhana–Shafali partnership account examines the opening contribution in that game. Keeping the wider schedule and the individual performance separate reduces repetition between two pages about the same series.
A series is more than a highlight
A large total is worth reporting precisely, but it does not describe every pitch, bowling spell or match in the series. Review each scorecard before assigning one common explanation to all results.
Similarly, a good performance does not establish how many people searched for the series. Audience claims need their own named measurement and period.
Compare like with like
India’s January 2026 men’s ODI against New Zealand used a different format and playing group. It can illustrate how to read a chase, but its statistics do not belong in this women’s T20I record.
For another fixture-identification example, Sri Lanka–England shows why team names alone are insufficient. Dates and formats make cricket coverage easier to verify long after a series ends.
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